Enoteca Ama

Stopped by this amazing pizza spot in Beacon during a motorcycle ride. Service was super friendly and the layout of the restaurant was open and modern. The pies pictured were delicious to the point where we ordered two more just to try different items. Can’t wait to plan our next ride up and enjoy some more pies.

Twos things happened, I was disappointed because the first place we wanted to go to didn't have any reservations and I was famished so took a shot on this place and the second I was pleasantly surprised. However my two peeves were the menu felt limited considering it was an Italian restaurant, I figured there would be a seafood dish or a that there would be an option to add grilled chicken to my ceasar salad. The meatballs were Slightly charred on one side but they were very flavorful. My friend has the prosciutto pizza and it was for sure my favorite thing of the three things order. Dead man beer was def the choice and I am not a beer drinker. I would say stick to the pizza when you go there.

I loved this spot! If you’re in beacon and in the mood for a delicious pizza, this place is a must. They have a great variety of shareable appetizers, I recommend the meat and cheese plate! They also have an awesome selection of white and red pizzas. On top of the excellent food, they also had a very solid beer and wine selection, including a good variety of each. Lastly, the staff was very professional and incredibly friendly! They get a lot of visitors from the city and I felt very comfortable here. I think it deserves much better reviews overall!

We ordered two pizzas and the meatball app for three people and still had a few slices to take home. The ricotta over the meatballs was so smooth and creamy, I even took the extra side of toasted bread home with the leftover sauce. The margherita and capriccioso pizzas were also delicious, and I appreciated the thin crust (also dipped in the extra sauce from the meatballs!).

Service was amazing, pizza tastes amazing and the menu had many options. A little disappointed in the fact that, I believe, water isn't free... I didn't ask for a glass and I wasn't offered it. On the menu it has two options for water both come in a liter. Sparkling and Non-Sparkling but I could just be assuming and maybe these were fancy Waters. We were told that the pizzas were more of a personal size and roughly at $15 each we thought maybe that was a bit pricey but not too crazy. Our pizzas were comparable to the sizes of places like Roberta's and Ops, both located in Brooklyn. Those two places are roughly $24 a pie and not much larger than this place if not the same size. Also, this pizza was definitely just as enjoyable as those.